The big one

Is it comfortable to sit? Very good-because it might be really special.

Chelsea defeated Manchester City in the Champions League, a top league final from Lisbon tonight.

Pep Guardiola looks for the ultimate crown that the city government desires.

Although his trophy is a relatively outstanding, relatively young management career, but this trophy has cast a shadow over Guardiola in Eastlands.

This is their first appearance in the finals of major European competitions, but they are controversial due to high odds.

Although Chelsea won the last two meetings between the two sides, the truth is also true.

Thomas Tuchel’s men eliminated Manchester City with zero goals in the FA Cup semi-final, and then won 2-1 with Etihad only three weeks ago.

Chelsea will now face their English opponents in the Champions League final for the second time in three games. They lost to Manchester United in the 2008 league.

But they do have a championship trophy, beating Bayern Munich in a penalty shoot-out in 2012.

There will be 16,500 fans participating, with 6,000 on each side.

The Blues returned about 800 tickets. Thousands of people went to Portugal without a ticket hoping to pick up one.

Photos of fans clashing in Porto have surfaced. There will be more related content in a short time-but we hope to talk about football later!

When we count down to the most important moment of European football tonight, please start the game at 8pm BST.